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Do I need a Science background to pursue a Public Health course?

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    Nishtha Chatterjee | Contributor-Level 10

    2 months ago

    No, a background in Science is not always required. Students from any field are welcome to apply to some undergraduate public health programs, particularly those in the arts or business.

    However, for some BSc Public Health or MPH programs, a Science background—particularly in biology—may be preferred. Additionally, it can facilitate comprehension of course material such as epidemiology or biostatistics.

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